Daily Virtual @virtuals_io Review

Yesterday's points also unexpectedly decreased, but Kaito's Yapers ranking rose by 3 places, currently ranking 46th on the 30D list. Yesterday, Yapping accumulated a total of 10,291 points, fortunately stabilizing above 10,000 points. Recently, the growth rate of new Yappers has been quite fast, with many coming to report good news. Personally, I feel quite good, after all, water can carry a boat and also capsize it.

Currently, the state of Virtual resembles a ' besieged city', where outsiders want to come in, and insiders want to get out.

Outsiders: The biggest influencing factor is us, the talkers. Every day, there are overwhelming virtual articles, ranging from beginner guides, daily reviews, project analyses to advanced tutorials. Especially when showcasing achievements, there are tens to dozens of times more articles. It makes people feel itchy, but they also wonder if it's too late to get involved now, as most users have already more or less achieved the so-called results. Although it’s all paper wealth before the yellow lock, the daily accumulation of points and the growth in token prices after fundraising ends provide a positive feedback from the project as long as one gets onboard. However, the requirements for capability are also rising, with more and more 'scam' projects emerging, making it very likely to choose wrong due to 'information gaps'. Originally, blind investments focused more on multiplication, where there are people, there are rivers and lakes; where there is heat, there are high multipliers. Eventually, it evolved to not just using the over-funding multiplier as the sole indicator, but refined to the ratio of points per unit after the project starts. Up to now, the practice has become to research first, then get onboard, with the overall ecosystem becoming increasingly mature. Various channels for acquiring points are emerging, and under the same funding conditions, different operational methods yield different results. We have basically transitioned from the endless dividends of the first stage to the 'intellectual combat' of the second stage.

Insiders: The biggest influencing factor is the price of Virtual tokens. I remember when I first got involved with Virtual, the token price had already risen, hovering around 1.5, and I was somewhat late to the party. Later, when the price reached 2.5, I felt like I was the chosen one. Until today, the price fell back to 1.8, feeling like it came but also didn't come. During this price cycle, I basically only invested in a few projects and spent most of the time waiting! Waiting for points while researching projects. For those who are locked in, two years can basically be regarded as returning to zero, making it nearly impossible to balance costs, and there’s no way to hedge long-term. More choices in two years feel like a game, a all-in bet hoping to mine back the capital. If the project continues strongly, it relies on investment to recoup costs; if joined late, the profit can only rely on usual point output & airdrops and the 'residual value' after two years. When the token price falls, most people's operations and mindset will definitely be affected, and the first reaction is definitely to escape to break even.

Personal Insight

Everyone's initial intention to participate in Virtual must be to make money, either by genuinely investing funds or by just talking it out like me. Of course, the latter's investment return ratio seems to be the highest at the moment. From the perspective of project ecosystem development, I sincerely hope that more Yapers can gain more Yapping. After all, hard work should naturally yield rewards; everyone is quite busy and rejects manipulation, rejects empty promises, and rejects delayed feedback, after all, everyone is quite busy and needs positive, timely feedback to please themselves. If you do not want to invest capital or only want to invest a small amount, you must join the ranks of talkers; it’s never too late to talk it out, and recently, people have been getting results one after another. Of course, many who invest real money may have some prejudice against talking it out, but if you think from another angle, everyone is just using different methods to build, as the saying goes, those with money contribute money, and those with strength contribute strength; community voice/market heat is also an intangible asset.

Currently, I am using cyclical operations more in talking it out. Essentially, I accumulate Yapping points through talking it out. Find quality projects for an all-in bet, immediately stake after completing the all-in, calculate the yellow lock time, lift the stake in advance, sell tokens during the yellow lock period, exchange tokens for Virtual while hedging, and conduct short-term staking of Virtual to continuously earn points. The strategy for purchasing Virtual is roughly similar; a more aggressive approach could convert into Virtual-based hedging to maintain profit margins, with the balance point being to return to cost outside of hedging fees. Through multi-account operations, account A can sell uniformly while waiting for TP, while accounts B, C, and D can continue the cycle. Regardless of bull or bear, the first essential of project investment is to protect the principal, and this is very important.